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Page 6
February 16, 2012
Golden Valley
County Commission
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTACOUN-
TY OF GOLDEN VALLEYBOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MINUTES OF PROCEEDINGS
JANUARY 10, 2012 9:00 A.M.
Chairman David Quale called the
meeting to order. Commissioners
John Thompson and Harley Steffen
were present.
Commissioner Thompson made a
motion to approve the December min-
utes and Commissioner Steffen sec-
onded the motion. Motion carried
unanimously.
Commissioner Thompson made a
motion to reappoint Dave Quale as
Chairman of the County
Commissioner Board and
Commissioner Steffen seconded the
motion. Motion carried unanimously.
Commissioner Steffen made a
motion to reappoint John Thompson
as the Vice-Chair of the County
Commissioner Board and
Commissioner Quale seconded the
motion. Motion carried unanimously.
The Board adopted the following
Resolutions for 2012:
RESOLUTION 2012-1
APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS,
CLERKS, CUSTODIAN & ROAD
FOREMAN
STATES ATTORNEY
CHARLES J. PETERSON
TAX & ZONING DIRECTOR
HENRY GERVING
CUSTODIAN ALAN
MILLER
ROAD FOREMAN
PETER T. WlRTZFELD
VETERANS SERVICE OFFICER
HENRY GERVING
CORONER JOHN
FOSTER
CAFETERIA PLAN ADMIN.
CEIL STEDMAN
SAFETY RISK MANAGER
GENE SKOGLUND
E N G I N E E R
SELECTED PER PROJECT
DES DIRECTOR
BRENDA FRIEZE
ALL ELECTED OFFICIALS SHALL
APPOINT THEIR DEPUTIES AND/OR
CLERKS AND ARE SUBJECT TO
LIMITATIONS OF THE FISCAL
BUDGET APPROVED AND ADOPT-
ED BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS.
COMM. Steffen
MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
2012-1 ;
COMM. Thompson
SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-2
PUBLIC NOTICE OF REGULARLY
SCHEDULED MEETING DATES TO
BE HELD IN THE COMMISSIONERS
ROOM OF THE GOLDEN VALLEY
COUNTY COURTHOUSE AT BEACH,
ND, AND THE HOUR OF BEGINNING
OF MEETINGS
WHEREAS, UNDER PROVISIONS
OF CHAPTER 11-11-05 N.D.C.C.,
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMIS-
SIONERS SHALL DETERMINE THE
DATES FOR REGULAR COMMIS-
SIONERS MEETINGS FOR THE
YEAR 2012,
AND WHEREAS, THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHALL
OBSERVE DAYLIGHT SAVINGS
TIME DURING THOSE MONTHS
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME IS
OBSERVED AND MOUNTAIN STAN-
DARD TIME DURING THOSE
MONTHS MOUNTAIN STANDARD
TIME IS USED,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET-
INGS SHALL BEGIN AT 9:00 A.M. ON
THE FOLLOWING DATES AND MAY
BE ADJOURNED FROM TIME TO
Hat Tips
By Dean Meyer
TIME IF NECESSARY:
January 10
February 7
March 6
April 3
May 1
June 5
July 3
August 7
September 6
October 2
November 6
December 4
Please
support your
local merchants!
IN THE EVENT OF A SPECIAL
SESSION CALLED EITHER BY THE
COUNTY AUDITOR OR THE CHAIR-
MAN OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, THE PERSON
CALLING THE MEETING SHALL
NOTIFY THE NEWS MEDIA
ACCORDING TO THE PROVISION
OF CHAPTER 11-11-05 OF THE
N.D.C.C.
COMM. Thompson
MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
2012-2;
COMM. Steffen SECOND-
ED THE MOTION. MOTION CAR-
RIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-3
ESTABLISHMENT OF DAYS THE
COURTHOUSE IS CLOSED DUE TO
HOLIDAYS
WHEREAS, UNDER PROVISIONS
OF CHAPTER 1-03-01 OF THE
N.D.C.C. AND BY ACTIONS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION-
ERS TO DECLARE DAYS THE
COURTHOUSE WILL BE CLOSED,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE COURT-
HOUSE WILL BE CLOSED IN
OBSERVANCE OF THE FOLLOW-
ING:
January 16 M Luther King Day
February 20 President's Day
April 6 Good Friday
May 29 Memorial Day
July 4 Independence Day
September 3 Labor Day
November 12 Veterans Day
November 22 & 23 Thanksgiving
December 24 & 25 Christmas
COURTHOUSE CLOSING WILL
ALSO BE OBSERVED UPON
ACTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF
THE U.S.A. AND THE GOVERNOR
OF THE STATE OF ND.
COMM. Thompson
MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
2012-3;
COMM. Steffen SECOND-
ED THE MOTION. MOTION CAR-
RIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-4
BUSINESS HOURS OF COURT-
HOUSE OFFICES
WHEREAS, THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL
DETERMINE THE HOURS THE
COURTHOUSE OFFICES WILL BE
OPEN,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE COURT-
HOUSE OFFICES WILL BE OPEN
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 8:00
AM. TO 12:00 P.M. AND 1:00 P.M. TO
4:00 P.M., WITH THE EXCEPTIONS
OF HOLIDAYS.
COMM. Steffen MOVED
TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 2012-4;
COMM. Thompson SEC-
ONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-5
REIMBURSEMENT FOR
MILEAGE, MEALS AND LODGING
WHEREAS, COUNTY EMPLOY-
EES MAY INCUR EXPENSES FOR
MILEAGE, MEALS AND LODGING IN
THE PERFORMANCE OF CARRY-
ING OUT THE DUTIES REQUIRED
BY THE COUNTY,
AND WHEREAS, IF COUNTY
EMPLOYEES OBTAIN PRIOR
APPROVAL FROM THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO
INCUR SUCH EXPENSE, THE
COUNTY AUDITOR, UPON BEING
PRESENTED WITH DOCUMENTED
EVIDENCE AND IS SATISFIED WITH
AUDIT OF EXPENSES, MAY
APPROVE PAYMENT BETWEEN
REGULARLY SCHEDULED COM-
MISSIONERS MEETINGS,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE COUNTY
ALLOW REIMBURSEMENT FOR
EXPENSES INCURRED ACCORD-
ING TO CHAPTER 11-10-15, 11-15-12
AND 54-06-09 OF N.D.C.C. AS FOL-
LOWS:
PERSONAL VEHICLE, MILEAGE
STATE RATE
1ST QTR., 6:00 A.M - 12:00
NOON 6.00
2ND QTR., 12;00 NOON - 6:00
P.M. 9.00
3rd QTR., 6:00 P.M. - MIDNIGHT
15.00
4TH QTR., 12:00 MIDNIGHT - 6:00
A.M. 69.30
(OR ACTUAL LODGING NOT TO
EXCEED $69.30
PLUS ANY APPLICABLE TAXES)
COMM. Thompson
MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
2012-5;
COMM. Steffen SECOND-
ED THE MOTION. MOTION CAR-
RIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-6
EXPEDITION OF BUSINESS
WHEREAS, IT APPEARS THE
BUSINESS OF THE COUNTY WILL
BE EXPEDITED BY AUTHORIZING
THE COUNTY TREASURER, UPON
AUDIT OF THE COUNTY AUDITOR,
TO PAY CERTAIN MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS, SUCH AS POSTAGE,
FREIGHT, UTILITIES, (GAS, ELEC-
TRICITY, WATER & TELEPHONE),
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD
EMPLOYEE PREMIUMS, REFUND
ORDERS, REGULAR EMPLOYEE
PAYROLL AND APPORTIONMENTS
AND STATES ATTORNEY CONTIN-
GENCY EXPENSES
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE COUNTY
TREASURER BE ALLOWED TO PAY
SUCH CLAIMS.
COMM. Steffen MOVED
TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 2012-6;
COMM. Thompson SEC-
ONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-7
LISTING OF DEPOSITORY
BANKS
WHEREAS, IT IS NECESSARY
FOR THE COUNTY TREASURER TO
DEPOSIT MONIES FROM TIME TO
TIME,
AND WHEREAS, IT IS NECES-
SARY FOR THE COUNTY TREAS-
URER TO DRAW UPON THE
DEPOSITS,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING
BANKS BE NAMED FOR DEPOSITO-
RY FUNDS;
FIRST STATE BANK OF GOLVA,
GOLVA & CUSTODIAL FUNDS,
BEACH,ND CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSIT,
CHECKING ACCT. OF REFUND
ORDERS, CHECKING ACCT.
FOR COUNTY BUSINESS
BANK OF THE WEST, BEACH,ND
DEPOSITORY FOR WITHHOLD- ING
FUNDS, CERTIFICATES OF
DEPOSITS, CHECKING ACCT. FOR
COUNTY BUSINESS
COMM. Thompson
MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
2012-7;
COMM. Steffen SECOND-
ED THE MOTION. MOTION CAR-,
BLED.
RESOLUTION 2012-8
PLEDGE OF SECURITIES
WHEREAS, IT IS NECESSARY TO
HAVE PLEDGE OF SECURITIES,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THE FOLLOWING
PLEDGES BE ACCEPTED AT 110%
BANK OF THE WEST, BEACH,ND
$2,640,698.44
FIRST STATE BANK OF GOLVA,
GOLVA & Beach, ND
$4,903,749.99
COMM. Steffen MOVED
TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 2012-8;
COMM. Thompson SEC-
ONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-9
COUNTY TREASURER TO
INVEST AND REINVEST FUNDS
WHEREAS, COUNTY FUNDS
MAY BE INVESTED IN CERTIFI-
CATES OF DEPOSIT OR US TREAS-
URY NOTES TO DRAW INTEREST,
POSTING AND PUBLISHING
LEGAL NOTICES
WHEREAS, IT IS NECESSARY TO
PUBLISH LEGAL NOTICES IN THE
OFFICIAL COUNTY NEWSPAPER,
AND WHEREAS, THE PUBLIC
HAS EXPRESSED THE "GOLDEN
VALLEY NEWS" BE THE OFFICIAL
PAPER,
AND WHEREAS, FROM TIME TO
TIME LEGAL NOTICES ARE TO BE
POSTED IN THE COURTHOUSE,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE "GOLDEN
VALLEY NEWS" BE DECLARED THE
OFFICIAL COUNTY • NEWSPAPER
FOR THE YEAR 2012 AND BE IT
FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE
BULLETIN BOARD IN THE LOBBY
OF THE COURTHOUSE BE
DECLARED THE LOCATION FOR
POSTING LEGAL NOTICES.
COMM. Steffen MOVED
TO ADOPT RESOLUTION 2012-10;
COMM. Thompson SEC-
ONDED THE MOTION. MOTION
CARRIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-11
SALARIES OF ELECTED AND
APPOINTED OFFICIALS
WHEREAS, THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SHALL
SET FORTH SALARIES OF COUNTY
OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES,
AND WHEREAS, THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HAVE
ADOPTED A BUDGET FOR THE
YEAR 2012,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING
MAXIMUM qALARIES BE SET
EITHER ON AN ANNUAL OR AN
HOURLY BASIS:
AUDITOR $45,193.00
TREASURER 42,620.00
DEPUTY AUD./TREAS. 13.05/HOUR
COUNTY RECORDER 40,472.00
MAGISTRATE 600.00
DEPUTY RECORDER 16.21/HOUR
TAX DIRECTOR 25,440.00
STATE'S ATTY. (INCLUDES CITY
PROSEC. CONT.) 35,150.00
COUNTY AGENT
(CO. SHARE 50%) 19,625.00
CO. AGENT
SECRETARY 11.00/HOUR
HOME ECONOMIST
(CO. SHARE) 2,500.00
D.E.S. COORDINATOR 11,978.00
SHERIFF 49,863.00
DEPUTY SHERIFF 39,634.88
DEPUTY SHERIFF 34,004.00
DEPUTY SHERIFF 28,360.20
PART TIME DEPUTIES 13.50/HOUR
OFFICE DEPUTY 12.50/HOUR
CUSTODIAN 20.79/HOUR
ROAD FOREMAN 49,215.40
ROAD CREW (t) 19.72/HOUR
ROAD CREW (3) 17.86/HOUR
ROAD CREW(1 ) 16.72/HOUR
COMMISSIONERS (3) 13,200.00
SOCIAL SERVICE DIRECTOR
(CO. SHARE 60%) 16,692.48
SOCIAL WORKER I
(CO. SHARE 60%) 23,989.39
ELIGIBILITY SPEC.
(CO. SHARE 60%) 24,881.47
ADM SECRETARY I
(CO. SHARE 60%) 19,354.18
HOMEMAKER 14.48/HOUR
HOMEMAKER 14.08/HOUR
HOMEMAKER 13.57/HOUR
SOCIAL SERVICE
CUSTODIAN 12.19/HOUR
CSSB MEMBERS 45.00/MEETING
RISK MANAGER 1,200.00
CAFETERIA PLAN
ADMINISTRATOR 1,200.00
COUNTY CORONER 2,722.00
VETERAN'S SERVICE
OFFICER 7,200.00
911 COORDINATOR 2,400.00
ZONING DIRECTOR 1,200.00
ZONING BOARD MEMBERS
& SEC. 35.00/MEETING
COMM. Thompson
MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
2012-11;
COMM. Steffen SECOND-
ED THE MOTION. MOTION CAR-
RIED.
Commissioner Quale made a
motion to reappoint Don Hardy to
another term on the GV County Airport
Board and Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion. Motion carried
unanimously.
Road Foreman Pete Wirtzfeld met
with the •Board to discuss road depart-
ment issues, road projects for 2012
and county equipment.
DES Director Brenda Frieze and
Sheriff Scott Steele met with the Board
to discuss radio licensing and mainte-
nance. The Board decided, as of
today, to have Tab Electronics from
Glendive do the licensing for the
County and have Brenda replace Dan
Walz as the person who checks &
maintains the generator on Sentinel
Butte hill. Brenda also spoke to the
Board . about, the Multi-County
Mitigation Plan that Roosevelt-Custer
is helping various counties with, DES
issues and that she plans to hold an
LEPC meeting this month.
Tax & Zoning Director Henry
Gerving met with the Board to discuss
an application from Ted Tescher for a
subdivision located in SW % of Sec.
23-140-103. Commissioner Steffen
Here's a story about Vern
Hello,
I've told you about Vern, Veto
Baker. He's a dog. Like that old
song, "He's a dog". Well, maybe it's
not just like that song, but he is a
dog. You know he came from
Baker, Montana. That's how he got
his last name. His lirst name, Vern,
came from a previous owner. I'm
not sure if his original owner died,
decided he had to kill himself or the
dog, or just abandoned Vern.
I rescued Vern Baker from an
animaJ shelter a couple years ago.
They said he was five. Really, I
think that is his IQ. Five. That's not
very high even in dog talk. Oh, my
daughter says he has abandonment
issues. He'd spent a year and a half
in the pen. A little kennel in the
shelter. Veto was SmTounded by
mad, barking dogs day and night.
Because of his age or his 1Q Vern
never got picked to go to a new
home. He just lay there and
dreamed of chasing cows. He's an
Australian Shepard. They are bred
to herd sheep and cattle.
When he got to our place he
quickly began living his dream. He
chased cows. He chased horses. He
chased cats. He chased roping
steers. He would grab them by the
tail and on some; he could actually
bring them to the ground.
Now, don't get me wrong. I'm
not eulogizing Vern. He's not dead.
Not yet. But I have threatened him a
few times. Have you ever tried to
sell cattle with their tails pulled off?
Have you ever came home and
found your house ransacked'? Your
drapes pulled down and shredded'?
Your towels strewn about the
house? Your garbage dumped all
over the kitchen? The lining of the
roof in your pickup chewed up? See
why I was concerned about his pre-
vious owner.
And when I go out to teed hors-
es in the morning, I begin by
screaming. "'Back Vern!" When I
want to move a heifer, "Back Vern".
When I am trying to load cattle in
the trailer, and he is hiding under
the trailer, biting their feet as they
get close enough to load, it is really,
"'BACK VERN!'"
Once ia awhile he will have a
flash of brilliance. He will gather
the calves in the lot and help me
push them in the alley. He will
guard the gate while I hay the bulls.
He will lie peacefully under the
table while 1 visit in a local saloon
that pretends they don't see him.
And the manager will slip him a
piece of jerky. Which he shares with
me. "Good boy Vern".
And he pretty much lives in the
house and guards us a night. Oh, he
Wouldn't attack anyone. And he
wouldn't bark if seventeen bulars
came in with machine guns and
machetes. But he's nice, quiet com-
pany who doesn't care when I go to
bed, and is always ready to go
check heifers or do chores. Or go
for a drive in the pickup. Vern
understands English. He knows
cows, horses, and pickups.
But maybe I'm going to have to
change a little. Yesterday Will was
playing with his son RJ. They had a
herd of toy cattle, a couple plastic
cowboys, and a set of pens. Will
took two small dogs and said they
were his cow dogs. RJ (three years
old) went and got a bigger dog.
RJ says. "This is Baboo's (that's
me) dog".
Then he begins screaming at the
top of his voice, "Back Vern! Back
danmit! Back Vern!"
Later, Dean
made a motion to approve of Ted
Tescher's subdivision sketch plat as
approved by the County Zoning Board
and Commissioner Thompson sec-
onded the motion. Motion carried
unanimously. Gerving also updated
the Board on permits issued in the
County and City of Beach for 2010 and
2011, discussed agricultural values,
GtS coordinator and classes, a Fire
School in Minot on Feb. 23-26th and
discussed the reappraisal/re-assess-
ment of all property in the County other
than agricultural property.
Comnissioner Thompson made a
motim to contract with Vanguard
Appraisals, Inc. for the Reappraisal
Spedications for the Reevaluation of
Certan Real Property in Golden Valley
Courty and Commissioner Steffen
secolded the motion. Motion carried
unanmously.
County Agent Ashley Ueckert met
with :he Board to discuss new desks
for her office. The Board approved the
purchase of these desks.
The following vouchers were audit-
ed and approved for the month of
January:
64395 Verizon Wireless 403.46
64396 Blue Cross
Blue Shield 10877.70
64397 Ashley Ueckert 482.83
64398 Documentation
f'es Disb ................ 330.!10 ;
64;99 US-P-estoffice 50.00
64400 Washington
Natl Ins. 33.96
64401-64422 Social
Service Disb. 11059.61
64423 Bullberry Systems,
Inc. 2025.00
64424 Midstate
Communications 60.00
64425 ND State Radio 2850.15
64426 ND 911 Assn. 25.00
64427 Reservation
Telephone 40.00
64428 GV County
Treasurer 6000.00
64429 Dakota
Dust Tex 31.80
64430 Jim Groll Snow
Removal 7.50
64431 Beach Food Center 18.62
64432 Computer
Software 3090.00
64433 Expert Plan, Inc. 100.00
64434 GV Co.
States Atty. 1654.17
64435 GV. Co.
Treasurer 447780.00
64436 Jandt Plumbing 594.91
64437 Matthew Bender 252.20
64438 NACo 400.00
64439 NDACo 3987.00
64440 NDACo 12413.49
64441 ND Co. Auditor's
Assn. 75.00
64442 ND Co.
Commissioners Assn. 971.00
64443 ND Co. Recorders
Assn. 75.00
64444 Ramada Limited
Suites 151.08
64445 Rohan's Hardware 34.65
64446 Roosevelt-Custer
Reg, Council 5000.00
64447 Secure
Software Solutions 1540.00
64448 Danny Skoglund 45.00
64449 St. Joseph's
Hospital 93.00
64450 SW Multi-Co.
Corr. Center 10435.00
64451 SW Community
Service 2000.00 Finalists named
64452 SW Business
Machines 678,99
64453 Hen00Ge. ng 55.00 in chancellor
64454 Kadrmas, Lee &
Jackson,64455 Inc. GV Co 13000.00 search
Treasurer 4000.00
64456 Central Rural BISMARCK - The North
Fire Dist. 600.00 Dakota Chancellor Search
64457 Sentinel Rural Committee has narrowed the appli-
Fire Dist. 700.00
cant field to four candidates. They
64458 Dakota
Insurance 30547.00
64459 Farmers Union
Oil Co. 6129.01
64460 Golva Coop
Elevator 769.52
64461 Napa 35.18
64462 GV Co. Treasurer 557635.83
64463 ND State Treasurer 2343.92
64464-64494 Collections
Submitted 449474.51
64495 NDACo 216.79
64496-64497 Co. Library Disb. 61.42
64498 Midstate
Communications 1042.14
64499 MDU 2336.39
64500 City of Beach 268.50
64501 24/7 Disb. 6.00
64502 Golden Valley C0unty4428.66
64503 Golden Valley County5996.32
64504 Golden Valley County4957.00
64505 GV County Treasurer 573.00
64506.GV County Treasurer 4068.98
64507-64508 Golden Valley
County 4267.80
64509-64515 Cafeteria
Plan Disb. 2390.29
64516 Washington Nat'l. Ins. 33.96
64517 ND Game & Fish
Dept. 3494.00
64518 Cenex Fleetcard 1757.80
64519 SW Narcotics
Task Force 8000.00
64520 24/7 Disb 126.00
64521 AT&T 37.26
64522 Aflac 495.46
64523-64525 Weed Board
Disb 11078.66
64526 Verizon Wireless 404.29
64527-64531 BLM Mineral
Disb 14505.56
are:
• Tim Flakoll, provost, Tri-
College University, Fargo-
Moorhead.
• Marshall Hill; executive
director, Nebraska Coordinating
Commission for Postsecoudary
Education, Lincoln, Neb.
• Hamid Augustine
Shirvani, president, California State
University-Stanislaus, Turlock,
Calif.
• Warren Kent Wray, inter-
im chancellor, Missouri University
of Science and Technology, Rolla,
Mo.
The four Candidates will be in
ls--fFfcl Feb. 28 and 29-t0"
with various constituents and to
have their final interview with the
search committee on the 29th. The
State Board of Higher Education
meets March 13 to interview the
finalists and to select the next chan-
cellor of the University System.
The SBHE chair and search con-
sultant will negotiate contract
terms. It is hoped a new chancellor
will begin an appointment by July
1,20t2
Credit Card Symantic Corp. 231.04
Credit Card Real VNC .24
12763-12820 GV County
Employees 65957.96
Chairman Quale declared the
meeting adjourned at 2:00 P.M.
(February 16)
I
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your local
merchants
Put Your Money
Where Your House Is
local mdeperrJent strengthen our
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y'our best value and Our economy
"Semper Ig"
olden Valley Manor Foundation
i Benefit for Heating System
!I"
; Sunday, February 19
5 - 7 p.m. • Auction at 6 p.m.
AND WHEREAS, THESE FUNDS
MATURE FROM TIME TO TIME,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT
RESOLVED THAT THE COUNTY
TREASURER BE AUTHORIZED TO .................................
INVEST FUNDS AND REINVEST
UPON MATURITY OF CERTIFI-
CATES OF DEPOSIT. ALL CD'S
THAT ARE REDEEMED OR REIN-
VESTED SHALL REQUIRE THE SIG-
NATURE OF BOTH THE COUNTY
TREASURER AND COUNTY AUDI- Great Winter
TOR.
COMM. Thompson Specials!
MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION
2012-9;
COMM. Steffen SECOND-
ED THE MOTION. MOTION CAR-
RIED.
RESOLUTION 2012-10
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• Spaghetti Supper & •
i Pie/Craft Auction
# • Free-will donation
for the supper
i i t, All donations of pies and crafts
tl are gladly accepted, just bring them to the Manor. 11
Sponsored by St. Paul's Lutheran Church and the Golden
il Valley Manor. All checks should be made out to the Golden
Valley Manor Foundation. j